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The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17
Les Chars Pullman.

Acknowledgements
La fabrique de chars de nj. Pullman
aux Etats Unis, nc connait noint i,
ch0mage. poiue 4
Ellie rscoit chaQue jour de n~onra,Ia.
commandes ct DIES commandea !; ons
slderables qu'elle ne sera pas 4 Spa.
1888. premier Janyler
"a siaofique on les usines pnliman
3 3 leur service 1000 employees.
" paIe chaqne mois q ces as,v,;a..
sloV, Y en- salaries, soft una mavanaa
ds oinquante piastres par mois e un1e
sll ass n me- Sens toachent de as i.
~ Plus Beau char aui ait ere r,n.
sssul5 a aaas les usines de Pullman i
soase wy oC0 En- general, Is colt ann
az a : aialaah ne va pas an della de
naaalhe Dous1
Comment compreDez. - cests
soQuesterie ct ce d1celaasge i cinq-
ms sonn4s.
-sonn6s
g v0H assure.
LaIssez done chez les femnos
'arslr de yingt.neuf ans, til soD1eno !
~ arfet6e. &
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Wonderful Cures.

w. D. Hoyt g. Co., wholesale and re-
tail druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arniea Salve for four years. Have new
er handled remedies that sell as we'll, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effect
ed by these medicines in this city. Sew
eral cases of pronounced consumption
have been entirely cured by use of a
few bottles of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, taken in connection with Electric
Bitters. We guarantee them always.
Sold by Hamilton g. Bailey.
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la sante du Rape.
On ecrit, de Rome an Figaro

On ecrit, de Rome an Figure:
Tn journal dc Rome--qni voalrait
Sc faire croire tres bien infnrm6 des
chooses du V%atican-a r6pandn IN nou
velle que Leon XIII 6tait tres malade
ct qu'on etait inqniet sur l'6tat de so
sante, au point de redouter que lie
Saint-Pere ne vec1t plus assez long
temps pour voir les fetes qu'on prepare
en- ce moment, a l'occasion de son
jubile.
Rien de plus faux ! J'ai va Leon XIII
ces jours-ci, il NY a pas encore de celia
n semaine, ct jepeux,,t de Elsa, afirmer
que jamais Sa Saintete ne SO porta
mieux qua present. Je le r4pete,
toutes les nouvelles c~ontraires misses
en- circulation par la presse locale sont
dune absolue fausset6.
Leon XIII dicte, quelquefois, pen
dant trois heures ~consecutives, sans
desemparer ii relit ensuite ce quill
Went do dieter, ct il est rare qu'une
correction soft n6cessaire-si grande
est 10 nettet6 de son esprit.
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GREATLY Hxcited.

Not a few ofthe citizens of Opelousa
have recently become greatly excitet
over the astounding facts, that seyera
of their friends who had been pronoun
ced by their physicians as incurahll
and beyond all hope-sufaring will
that dreaded nonstex coasnnptissar-
have been thai does positively
etdre all throat aud lung diseases, coughs,
colds, asthma and bronchitis. Trial bot
ties free at Hamilton & Bailey's Drug
Store, large bottles III.
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StrayAd or Stole

ENRON the undersigned, In OPP
OF about May |, 1887, q
anont 10 years old, branded on the
nbe had a spotted female calf 3 nlok
the time of her disappearance. a ~
ward will be paid for her return to
Aug. n, lS87-It. BENZ
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Tn directeur de theatre DIES Etats
Unis a imagine un moyen intelligent
pour attirer lie public:
A la porte, ayec chaque billet pris
az bureau, il vous fait d6livrer un
ticket.
Ce ticket ~participe o une loterie don
nant au gagnant droit d une police
d'assurance de vingt mile piastres
pour lie a on il serait brfle vif pen
dent Ia representation.
II parait quill refuse du monde cha
que soir.
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Une loi de lOhio defend aux garcons
de moins de 16 ans de fumer sans lie
consentement 6crit de leurs parents.

u est de nouveau question dun ca
nal qui relierait lie Mississippi avec les
grands laos du Nord, ct un movement
s'organise pour faire voter par lie con.
gres une loi a Get effet.
Lon estime que la production totale
du cafe dams lie monde enter est de
100000 q $4,000 tonnes.
LIE Br6sil fournit d lui tout seul $780,
600 tonnes ct Java 10000.
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Every horse owner should have a copy
of that admirable work, "a Treatise on
the Horse and His Diseases, y by DR.. Ken
dali. A few copies-English or German
for sale at this Office at Csc. per copv
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LIE Theatre Royal a Exeter, Angle
terre, q pris feu pendent une r~epr6sen,
tation lundi soir ct il en- a n6cessaire-
ment resulte n panique; Ton s'est
bouscul6, renvers6. 6cras6, ct apres Pin
cendie 40 cadavres ont etc retires des
ruines.
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Bucklen's Arniea salve.

BUCKETS 4E0sSa B&IV6s
The best salVe in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheurn, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, q no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, OF money refunded. Price 25c
per box. Fer sale by Hamilton& Bailey
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

Les reformateurs du nord de la Loui.
siane, les s~uivants du Col. Holdings
worth recent de bolts ct parlent d6ja de
SENDER lie parti democratic; c'est une
n6cessit6 qui s'impose a ces meneurs.-
Sentinelle de Thibodaux.
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On annonce de Nashville, Tennessee,
10 mort, q l'ags de quatre vingt un ans,
de Nine Andrew jackson, belle file du
president des Etats Unis du meme nom.
LIN d6funte await fat les honneurs de
10 Maison Blanche, d Washington, pen
dant la aeconde pr6sidence dc son bean
mere.
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Que 6trange epidemic. que ION sup
pose cause par Fimpuret6 de l'ean,
fat, dit on, DIES ravages cfffrayants dams
10 sud Quest de la Virginie occidentale.
On afirme que, dams le seul comt6 de
MacDowell, plus de deux cents person
Q sont deja mortes de cette maladie
lnyst6riense, qni met en- echec In sci
ence do tons les m6decins dn pays.
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I'm lecteur qui voudrait s'amuser
~beaucoup, n'aurait qua lire les ar
ticles du Picaynne, 6crits sous l'admi-
nistration de Nichols ct ceux qui pa
raissent aujourd'hui dams IL meme jour
nal en- favour de rex-gouverDeur.
Les contradictions abondent ct peu-
vent d6sOpiler Ia rate Ia plus r6frac-
Understandable de Thibodaux.
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Taken mp ms am Essr

RY THE undersigned, al CAaS
- brown MULE without 10
very bad for fencing, The owned
MN by proving property and RayilNS
Sept. 3-lm. A. GIL
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I'm congress dc medecins Went de re-
AMIR q Washington 5000 fills d'Escu-
lape, de t0us ages depnis le ieuna me-
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

PiUgts uHns Ia paf*fssv -
y y q, dams cette paroisse, deus 7
mes qui en ont, a eux seuls, r6col}2
Plus que lie reste des habitants dann;s
alx 9 douze ms. Ainsi, NJ. .IG
llomason q deja mis- en- presse l2on
bales d'herbe, dite Bermenda et John.
sgh u g q encore autant a couper.
J. J.Aiphonse Prud'nomme fait anss;
oea1coup dc foin. Celui quill expGdia
snr le maTche, est de tres belle oaalits
y g Is yend IN tres bon prix, jusou;a
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800 TO 5000 a.s Mo qsII,

agents preferred who can furnish
horses and give their whele time e
ness Spare moments may be prof.
pIo.yed also. A few vacancies ~ n
citles. b. /. JOHNSON g. co H1l
Richmond. Va.
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sa population esgdB 1 ,50O,U a
grande vile de lAfrique est aa0Ayafre !:
So population est de 327, I74. La plus
grande vile de pAustralie, est Mel
burne; sa population est de 250,438.
La plus grande vile du Canada, esq
Montreal, SO population est de $50, 900.
La plus ancienne vile du Canada est
Port.Royal, aujourd'hui Annapolis, N.
~, ellie fut fond5e N 1905, trois n
ayanf AnEhac.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La

Rim EMRER That he presence 81 On.
EARIy ,,ba -. erals BEAUREGARn ~
: / gsa,aa nee 81 81 a s fas'g ss; e &c D,a.siagss, e 6
ne chances ere ali eo.aal ~ az a, r. s'stegrity.
pris1 s0ssaoty d''iae ,eAat number nil d n0 ore !
aREMEAfBER thof H. .,o,..
s g. IS GUARANTEED ~ Ho 81 81 r.
IT, IT, ~ aaLBANK8, nj ne liekets arr .;a ~
~ sae sIessaeatof an institution. ,esasa s.gnea
ky SsgAss ore recognized IN he Rioxs = go eaa..
seSe,gs sss, 0eaea,e Of iaaisatons and aaonvnaaass
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I La plus ancienne vile du monde est
Damas ellie a une population d'environ
$4,000 habitants. La plus ancienne
vile des Etats- Unis, est St.-Augustin,
en- Floride, fondee lie Is novembre 1856,
par M6lendes. La plus a~ncienne vile
de Europe, est Londres, Angleterre i;
ellie est aussi la plus grande vile du
monde; ellie a une population d'environ
1000 900 Londres possede 5000 miles
de rues, ct en- moyenne on construct
tous les ans 40 miles de rues ct $4,000
nouYelles maisons il y a $4,000 person
mes employees au service postal, chaQue
jour il y a 1000 navires et 10000 ma
telots dams le port. 81 les tavernes de
Londres 6taient places les unes a cote
des autres celia formerait une distance
de 68 miles. La plus grande vile des
Etats- Unis, eat NeW-York sa popula-
ton est de 1905, 900. La plus grande
vile de rAm6rique du Sud est Rio ia
opnlation est de 274, 1872. La
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

Samedi dernier lie Picayune embou-
chat la trOmpette ct faisait paraftre
dams SEES COLONIES avec un certain luxe
de d6cors, les noms de 167 citoyens de
T6rrebonne qui avaient endoss6 la eau
didature de Nichols; d Fentendre CO
n'6tait Ii qu'une fable partie DIES nom
breux partisans du general. Or, d'a-
pres nos renseignements personals, ct
d'apres ceux communiques par le Times
Democrat, voici sou quel jour il fault
envisager les fats articul6s par 10 Pr
cayune.
Les membres les plus aatorises dn
parti democratic dams la paroisse Terre-
bonnie, sont prets a Gus bonner Ia
preuve que sur les I67 Signatures, tells
que la iiste en- est produIte par lie Pr
cayune, il y en- a5 d'hommes blancs APP
partenant an parti republican, de
Blaine on de Darrall 5 de Republicans
de couleur, z votants de paroisses vol
sines, 2 garcons au-dessons de 16 ans,
of un qui nest plus resident du pays.
VOLTA on la Reforme va chercher ses
adherents, ct, en- nous basant sur les
chiffres, nous yoyans quill reste 147 vo-
tants qn'on peut consid6rer de bonnie
fol pour Nichols, obtenus d grand
peine, ct apres de longs eft laborieux eff
forts dams chaque Ward de la paroisse.
En- 1884, le vote democratic de la pa
roisse Terrebonne etait de 1878. III est
d croire QUEEN 1887 il sera d'environ
1470; ce qui donnerait 4 la R6forme
settlement lie dix pour cent du vote de-
mocrate dams la paroisso Terrebonne.
En- y6rite point nest besoin de tant
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

Blank liens, for advances Of supplies
by merchants, for sale at this ofices
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

mean hound to agin ton Gaelic Sc
won't cent se ph Iss sap5ls5fhe begins l IT, d,s
l~'affaire du vi. the all the.ocrate.
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Mouveau NEoyen d'obtenir un
Consentement.

Deux families de l'Indiana, les Har-
risons ct les Grahams, demenageaient
ensemble par terre pour aller SO fxer
dams le Texas. La semaine derniere,
ellie traversaient 10 Territoire Indien,
ct vendredi soir on pleine Nations
Chickasaw, les deux fills Graham, ages
respectiyement de 10 ct 81 ans, Sc pri.
rent de querelle avec pere Harrison ct
son fills. LIE fond de cette ~querelle
etait que Pun des Grahams etait amou-
reux de la file de Harrison, agee de Is
ans, ct voulait l%'epouser, mais la ia
mile Harrison etait oppose a cette
union paree qu'elle trouvait que lie
jeune gareon etait dissip6. Graham
braqua son pistolet sur le pere Harrison
en- lui distant quill lui br1lerait la GER
velle s'ils ne consentait au marriage, ct
lie fills Harrison, croyant la vie de son
pere en- danger, tira Graham en- pleine
poitrine ct le blessa mortellement. LIE
frere de Graham fit feu sur le ieune
Harrison ct lie blessa au bras. LIE pere
Harrison s'6tait arm6> de sa carabine
ct CONNIE il %avancait lie jeune Graham
qui await etc bless6 Sc souleva tout a
coup ct lie tira deux fois. Les femmes
des deux families, qui s'etaient I'm pen
eloignees, accoururent au bruit de la
defamation des armes ct desarmerent
les ~combattants. Aux dernieres nou-
velles les blesses 6taient au plus NAL.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise
thu arrangements for all the Monthly aud
Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and in person. manage and
control the Drawings themselves. and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties. and we autho
ice the Company to use this certifcatea@.wit
fac Smiles of our signatures attacheas4. In its af
v~ertisements." ~
GIeBEAUREGARD,
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LEntrepriee. Nouyelle Th6,ie !,

~ sses 1b6EIH. mar
0asso 1Derie, du 8 septembre:
I'D SAT- gull est question de relier q
a~AasslnVllie q Ia Nouvelle Ib6ria na,
ah chemin dc fer. ct de n~rolnnaar =
hgne glsqn'an Pont Breaux ST j A.
aaaavlie. On nous rapporta ona Is
@lTeceenrs du chemin do far Mac lss
eIafaae que tel est Is dessin da Il 49,.
lagnae. Le proiet sera dsaneant ~
'las.ss z Iet,llser, qae les pr~opri6Iairas
seasng " a route, sont dispos6s i a..
as sr as afolt de passage. sans . al
/ he molndre obstacle. Ia Dnn,lp
Y, paralt. II, enchant6e de lidea. 4,
e0 Na1ea enet extr6mement avanfa
proIenr toate cette contr6a ona ~
& of iccalit6s-NouyeIle Th6sia I
fslnvihe Pont Breanx Of ArnayI
~aaIe-fassen reli6cs.
~ Times, Shreveport, paroissa 80
On & septembss Sseu
les pl@nfeure Qui ont fait saaaa 49,
ere ue Paris r6nssisseDt. parogtsi 4
eoasfasser des chenilIes. surtont ouana
3 einploienf ~ m6thode Maraton
|ous avions, derni6rement. une ron.
sur &c sgieE, ayec ~ al ms
lus habIles c~ultivateurs. II nons ] a;s
1e, tres prObabIemenk, apr8s ma an
2 piuie, les ehenilles reparaifra;ast
leg champs, d9ia em-uofsson,axs
aIs gull sufirait DIV apnIinner NJ
aseau, 70 vert de Paris, pour venir / {
~ 1issects slaalfaieang. estif
800 csftAa1 artsH aj0nt6. csest aae
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Ela& yieux at once and
deS shoulder, showing as
cI as 4 was able how deep was her
affection for him.
Dave patted her gently, his arm
around her neck. He had raised her
from q colt, and always talked to her as
f she were capable of understanding
everything he said to her.
Wa uns will show 'em some pretty
rldln' ter day, reckon, Judy he half
whispered, 81 amt afeared none,S al
gettin' tibet tWentBasss5uItae qui q
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

9 Butler Went d'envoyer i pAsso.
clasion &c In Foire Aur0ra, N. %. nna
a0uzalne DE- cuillriers en arcent. no,,r
Sure Offertes a La premiere ienna fila
~ se maFlera q les lieux mgmes.
3e1s est plus que tout antre, en- meaura
ne Iasre q large distribution de emil
,lers On argent. Settlement 81 ceux ami
lss recolvens j regardent de Dras. III
1gcoaYfiront qu'elles sont marou6ea
a1nitlales different quelqne ben decel.
~ re filiustre coqniu qni Sc prevalanf|
Ihabit militaire Quill deaIaonorait !
~ la Nouvelle Orleans 81
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afoR CLUB RATES or any fnrtlsr iofo,
%a''On apply to the undersigned Yoo,
handwriting must be distinct and ao"'
psa'n More rapid return mail delivery will
assured by your enclosing an enyelope
bearing you full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money o,dsr.
onr nsm York Exchange in ordinary letter
dressed 70 psHse1 ad-
M A. DA
New Orleans, La.
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49, oeeupats eta notre avis, la plcsse
nsaalalt meme pas do pfendro il neines
~ eensureF Ieur ignoble eonduite-
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In testimony whereof No mEs
signed, this flth day of August
w. G.. BELL,
(~1 d. DURIO,
SEAL ROBERT CHACHkki
WI j. j. THUMpS0N
JAMES O. CHAeIlha
Duly recorded in Jurors Record
my office page log ct seq.
a trne copy.
Is. MaRTEL, Desaltsf 4
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~LAbeiNe.-Le Ter septembre, cot es.
timabie journal, qui est lie doyen de la
presse n6o-orl6anaise, est entire dams sa
neutrality-suspicious. aimee d'existence.
Pendant cette Tongue carriare d'ntilit6
publiqne, PAbeille q traverse sans les
heurtsr les iAn0mbrables 6cueils don't
M I'm Eonte du jonrnalisme.
iranSle senl yrai m6rite pe ever nBf
q publication ST longtemps. Nous.
souhaitons Tongue vie ct prosperite
c~roiseante an valiant organe de Ia DO
pulati0n franco Observation-Disclosures
c6b6, So. JEAN aptiste.
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Rob now. I,
heavy sigh
words showed
them.
There was a
the tournames
intense. Das-
in good vie3 lie
Judy's nsem6,
that bsciables.
ID rendra a
esD6ricFta. nm
Ionnn -
The Opelousas courier., 1887-09-17

On salt que pl~usieurs branches de In
'urande Arrn6e de la Republiquen ont
refuse de mafelier sou des baDiares
prnees du portrait de NJ. Cleveland.
B lofnTaes qui OFF aiasi entertainments
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-08-19
No. 3TIials-OctObef Term, 1857.

THE OBJECT of his proceeding is topro
cure the ratification and confirmation OF a
sale of The above mentioned real Is a e
made ON the 10Th day Of May, 1887, by
James +. PEI kins, Trustee (appoinIed by the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges III Equity,
10 complete the collection Of all State and
County Taxes for Prince Georges County re-
m,iuinr uucollerted by John q. Hall, deceas-
ed, Iare Treasurer and Collector OF tie same),
said sale havin. ieen made to satisfy state and
and equity taNrs fpr Prince Georges county,
Mary land. duiy ASSESSED on salu real state (,
and remaining unpaid for the years lSS2,
1852, lsSI.
The said Trustee having male report to
This Cont of said sale, together with all The
nrnrp.lin.s had in relation thrre;o, and the
said rr,reediu4S having been examined by
the Court and the same appearing Ia he reg
MAR and the provisions of the law i'll relation
thereto appearing Ia have been regular, and
fine provisions of the law in relation thereto
appeariug to have been complied with-it is
thereupon this 18th day of July, y. d., 1887,
nv the Circuit Court for Prince George S
County, adiudsed and ordered that notice be
given by the insertion OF a copy OF tins order
in the PRINCE GEORGES ENQUIRER, week
IL newspaper published in Prince Georges
County, Mary land. once a week for four sue
cessive weeks before the 9th day of August,
AD. 1887, warning all persons interested III
tbe said property to he and appear in this
Court on or before the said 9th day OF Au-
Gust. \. d.. 1887, to show cause, il any they
have. why said sale should not be ratified and
confirmed.
JOHN j. BROOKE, \. j.
True Copy--Test
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk.
c. G. for p. G. Co., Md.
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Our New Navy.

On NJ onday Secretary Whitney award
ed the contracts for five additional naval
vessels. Twenty new steel and iron YES
sells have now been built as provided for
by Congress. Our navy therefore is, in
large measure, new at any rate, and II
the vessels were constructed according to
contract they must prove to be effective.
The series of new steel vessels COM
prises the Dolphin of ,48s tons displace-
ment, the Boston and Atlanta of 5000
tons each and the Chicago of 4 800. The
Dolphin has reached speed of Is knots
and the Atlanta 16. with an average Of
10! for long distance. There is no
reason to doubt that the Boston and Chi
cago will make fully as good showing
when tested. Two new cruisers, the
Charleston of 3,73s tons displacement
and the Baltimore of 4,413 tons, are now
building. The Charleston is expected to
attain speed of Is knots and the Balti-
more of 10. OF the three cruisers for
which the contracts were awarded on
Monday the Newark is to have a speed
of 16 knots and the other two of 10.
They are to have displacement of 1854
tons each
In addition to these cruisers four
new gun boats are being built or are un-
der contract The five old monitors have
been overhauled and provided with new
armor. There will also be an armored
cruiser and an armored battle ship of
5000 tons displacement.
Every thing points to the conclusion
that the country will soon have navy
worthy of the peoples pride, and feet
in which our gallant officers and seamen
can 90 down to the sea with a reason
able feeling of security.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-08-19
FESTIVAL.

THE Ladies of ST. Paul's Parish
l. REV. George w. Dame, Rector
will hold a FESTIVAL in the Grove
adjoining st. Paui's Church,
On WEDNESDAY, 4ugust 24h, 1887,
to raise funds for special Parish pur-
pose, and as the whole parish is COM
bined a grand result is expected.
A sumptuous Dinner of all the meats
in season will be served for large
or wd.
Refreshments of all kinds, Foreign
and Domestic Fruits Fancy and Useful
articles will be for sale on the grounds.
Each and every member of the two
congregations (St. Paul's and st. Mary's)
are kindly requested to be punctual in
attendance with their friends.
The public are most cordially invited.
A pleasant day promised to all.
lin ~ I'm ..,.,,...................'bO CEN -
which will be served from to 6 O'Clock.
August 49, lSS7-td
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-08-19

No TrialS-OctObef Term, 1887.
TIME OBJEC + of this proceeding is 10 pro-
i cure the ratification and continuation of a
sale of the above mentione real estate made
on the 2Gth day of May, A. d., 1887, by James
4. Perkins, Trustee (appoinied by the Circuit
tourt for Prince Georges, in Equity, 10 com
plete the collection of state and county taxes
for Prince Georges County remaining uncol
lectc,i by John G.. Hall, deceased, late Treas
urer and Collector of the same), said sale hay
ing been made to satisfy state and county taN-
eS for sPrince Georges county, duly assessed
on said real estate and remaining unpaid for
tho wears 1878. 1879, 1880, 1881, 1852, 1883,
1854, 1885.
The said Trustee having made report to
this Court of said sale, together with all the
proceedings had in relation thereto. and tie
said ,rocee dings having been examined by the
Court, and the same appearing 10 he regular,
and the provisions of the law in relation there
to appearing to have baG complied wth-it is
thereupon this 9th day of July. \. d., 1857,
by the Circuit Court for Prince George ;
County, adjudged and ordered that notice be
given by the insertion of 4 copy Of this order
in the Prince GEORGES ENQUIRER, week
ly paper publis he'd in Prince Georges County,
MARYLAND. once week for four successive weeks
before the said 9th day Of August, A. d.,
1887, warning all PERSONS interested i'll said
property to be and appear in ills Court on or
before the said 9th day of August, A. d., 1887,
to show cause, if any they have, why said sale
should not be ratified and confirmed
JOHN b. BROOKE, \. j.
True Copy--Test {:
JOHN ". BELT, Clerk
{. G. for Z. g. Co., Md.
July 29-iW
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-08-19

Colorow, the Ute is who is making the dis
turbance on the Colorado border is 300
FOUNDER. Mr. Il. Ii. sylvester, Of the Wash
ington police department, who was secretary
of the Ute commission of 1882, remembers
Colorow very we'll. He is big, fat and sassy"
The present trouble, Mr.. Sylvester said, giows
out Of the dissatisfaction felt by many Ctes
with the settlement of the difficulties several
wears ago. Prior to lSI? hue and cry was
raised by Colorado settlers against the Ctes,
who then held some of the finest lands west OF
the mountains. They wanted the land and
wanted TO GUST the L ties at any cost. So they
appealed to Congress and Congress passed the
bill providing for treaty. A commission
was sent out, the Utes were given choice Of
certain lands in Southern Utah, and as bon
US to induce them to accept the situation were
granted certain annuities.